> > > > > nohup java xyz &
> > > > > and then terminate the xterm session.
> > > > You don't need nohup.
> > > Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X.
> > > Check your facts.
> >
> > Do that for me.
> >
> > Type "xclock &", press enter, and then type ^D.
>
> Xclock
> Before this extends into a flame war: It all depends on Your X
> configuration. The _basic_ behavior is that child processes are killed
> when their parent dies, so it is sensible to assume it is so when
> developing for a broad client base. If You do it for Yourself at home,
> it might not be t
Before this extends into a flame war: It all depends on Your X
configuration. The _basic_ behavior is that child processes are killed
when their parent dies, so it is sensible to assume it is so when
developing for a broad client base. If You do it for Yourself at home,
it might not be that import
> > > nohup java xyz &
> > > and then terminate the xterm session.
> > You don't need nohup.
> Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X.
> Check your facts.
Do that for me.
Type "xclock &", press enter, and then type ^D.
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On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Diego Pons wrote:
> Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
>
> > > nohup java xyz &
> > >
> > > and then terminate the xterm session.
> >
> > You don't need nohup.
> >
>
> Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X.
>
> Check your facts.
>
It depends upon th
Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
> > nohup java xyz &
> >
> > and then terminate the xterm session.
>
> You don't need nohup.
>
Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X.
Check your facts.
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> nohup java xyz &
>
> and then terminate the xterm session.
You don't need nohup.
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Hrishiraj Nair wrote:
Hi,
How do I get rid of the Terminal Emulator?
Usually when we have to run a Java program
we go the Terminal Emulator and type in the name of the class file as in
$java xyz where
xyz.class contains my Byte Code to be executed. As
The program is executing, in Java, it
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Hrishiraj Nair wrote:
> How do I get rid of the Terminal Emulator?
xterm?
> Usually when we have to run a Java program we go the Terminal Emulator
> and type in the name of the class file as in
>
> $java xyz
>
> where xyz.class contains my Byt
Hi,
How do I get rid of the Terminal
Emulator?
Usually when we have to run a Java program we go
the Terminal Emulator and type in the name of the class file as in
$java xyz
where xyz.class contains my Byte Code to be
executed.
As The program is executing, in Java, it becomes a
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